Lowman Graham Clan Reunion Promises Big Gathering
The Lowman and Graham clans plan a large reunion at the Indiana Fair Grounds on Saturday May 20. Committees have been appointed for details and members are urged to bring relics and historical data from their ancestors. The Scottish horn will summon the group to dinner at one, followed by speeches sports and a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman
Graham
Indiana Fair Grounds
Saturmalay
Ane
Scottish Horn
Race of air between hawaii bound planes after long perilous voyage
The Pacific race gathers a dozen monoplanes and bi-planes with army flyers Maitland Hegenberger and civilian pilots Ernie Smith Emory Bronte. A vast rescue network stands ready as the radio beacon guides the fleet toward Wheeler Field Honolulu. Death claimed three entrants, two crashes survived, one plane wrecked but occupants escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lients
Maitland
Hegenberger
Ernie Smith
Emory H. Bronte
Civlian
Pacific
Hawaii
Death
San Francisco
Golden Eagle
Yb—Ih
Wallace R. Farrington
James 1
Dale
Dicky Volebirds
Condolence Flood For Judge Gary at Gary Home
News of condolence messages from President Coolidge and others pour in as the Gary home at 110 Firth Ave receives visitors. Judge Gary dies suddenly of arteriomyocarditis with myocarditis and related heart illness, while his daughters, Mrs Campbell and Mrs Cliffe, await arrival of his body in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Firth Ave
United States
Europe
Ines Wiger
Coolidge
Dawes
J. P. Mogan
M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
American
Gav Eles
Bert W. Campbell
the Chaiman
Northwestern University
Gertrude Tcliffe
Chicago
Campbell
Evanston
Ales
Wheaton
Mars
Sucliffe
Rabbit Industry in France Explodes in Market Volume
In France the rabbit industry is described as the world's leading rath breeding sector, reporting an annual marketing figure of 160 million akins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dixonville Cousins and Friends Return from Trips
Continued notes from Dixonville report several residents returning from travels to New York Canada and Summerville Portage Trafford and Summerville. Names mentioned include Mr Briegant Mrs AL Zelinke Marian Denis Capach Leonel Capnays Ed Nickolsyum Geo Davis John Abraham Abe Mike and families. A few attended local events such as the Fire Company and Wiremen gathering while Dr Mitchell plans a Canada vacation with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taefana
Briegant
Willy
Disonville Hospital
AL CL 2Elinke
Marian
New York
Stile
Canada
Denis Cappaach
Cleveland
Alpes
Leonel
Leonel Capnays Here. ‘ Wine Taord of Rosnestown
N.Y
Harry Clayton
Andy Lezark
Ren Wilking
Piremen
Greensburg
Ure Clymer Fire Company
John Abraham
Abe
Mike
Portage
Mre
Win
Oakes
Summerville
Neeley
Thos
Mainey
Trafford
Mra
Das
Chapman
Election officials listed for township posts and races
Center township resident Clair Snyder has filed on the Republican Democratic and Prohibition tickets for road supervisor. The long list includes judges of elections auditors inspectors and school directors across Conemaugh and nearby townships with multiple vote tickets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Conemaugh
J. C. Berkey
Clair Snyder
Center Township
Engagement of Miss Annabelle Riddle to Charles E McGlaughlin
Johnstown Aug 16 engagement announced for Miss Annabelle Riddle of Canemaugh to Charles E McGlaughlin of the Twelfth ward. A 300 party at the Riddle home honored the couple. Miss Riddell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Riddell, is well known locally. McGlaughlin, son of Mr and Mrs Sherman McGlaughlin, is a University of Pennsylvania student active in football and track. Wedding planned Sept at Conemaugh United Brothers Church with Rev M Houser officiating. Leona Riddell maid of honor. Jack McGlaughlin best man. Cov ers for 86 guests. Prizes won by several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Annabelle Riddle
Second Street
Canemaugh
Charles E. McGlaughlin
Twelfth Ward
Riddle
Leona Riddle
Miss Riddell
Robert Riddell
Conemaugh
McGlaughlin
Sherman McGlaughlin
University of Pennsylvania
Misa Leona
Riddell
Jack McGlaughlin
Ecards
George Trexler
Frieda Oswald
Muncie Campbell
William Wiedwald
Death Claims for Several Indiana Residents
Obituary notices report deaths and funeral plans for Homer City Dinsmore Dick of Blacklick and several Indiana county residents including Mrs Harriet Alexander Mrs Sarah Phillips Mrs Anna Kissinger and Miss Margaret Dick. Services set at 149 Juniner Street and Greenwood Cemetery interment follows. Memorial rites for William Hartness Skiles of Wilmore note Civil War service and a long railroad career with burial in Blairsville area. Additional lines reference Mrs Charlotte Fowler of Penn Run and mixed memorials for local communities and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
City
Dinsmore
Blacklick
Harriet Alexander
Sarah J. Phillips
Janna Kissinger
Margaret Dick
Indiana
Juniner Istreet
R. BE. Mc‘Clure
Blairsville
Rtave
Fowler
Charlotte Fowler
Penn Run
R. M. Offutt
Oakland Cemetery
William H. Skiles Wilmore
William
Hartness Skiles
Mr. Skiles
Indiana County
Tie
Ephriam and
Mary Spires Skiles
P.V.T
M VW
Manni Glasgow Skiles
Skiles
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Janegiver
Tella Wadsworth
Lilly
Micrabets Blackharn
Wilmerding
Skiles Af Pitwairn
Fishieon
Gerundehilde
Brether
Arbury Shiloe
Wilntere
Jay Rev
Mes
Buffington
Dada
Tutheran Emery
Capital Building Grievances in Winnipeg Commentary
A dissident voice questions why public funds are spent on a capital building in Winnipeg with bronze buffaloes and ornate fixtures while the capital’s approach is described as crude. The speaker mocks officials and hints at political conspiracies, recalling wartime fears and restrictions on weapons and personal histories being broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Winnipeg
Canada
Obituary for Elizabeth McConnell of Tyrone Ireland origin
Mrs Elizabeth McConnell longtime resident near Pointured morning at eight - obituary notes she was born in Counts Tyrone Ireland January 2 and came to this country as a young girl. Survived by daughters Harry, Mrs Helen Gordon, Mrs Prater Daviz Chigages, Mire Ray Stevens of Fier wla, Mrs dlarry tear of Sipick. She was a valued mentor in the community and loved by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McConnell
Mineheth
Tate
Alexander Abe Connell
Pointured
Tyrone
Ireland
North Point
Alexander McConnell
Explosion at Milton home linked to time bomb theory
Police traced a blast at the Mil ton home to a gas-filled hole under a ruined porch where a broken box part suggested a clock fragment. Juror Theodore Mettlardy, involved in Sacco Vanzetti case matters, faced threats, while witnesses recounted the house shaking, shattered glass, and injuries to the Doyle family as investigators pursued an explosive angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettom
McHardy
Sacco-Vanzetti
Sacco
Vanzetti
Theodore Mellardy
John
Mother
Helen
Father
Milton Yarthe
Milton
Vhey
East
State House
Mettlardy
Final Effort on Sacco Trial Reports Judge Thayer Bias
The article recounts courtroom arguments in the Sacco case, detailing defense claims of Judge Thayer’s prejudice, new evidence like a torn cap at the murder scene, and affidavits from officials. It notes Attorney Hill compiling issues for the court, including potential writs of error and the need for an impartial bench over an impartial jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Toon
Coun
Sel Willan G. Thompson
Tudge Thayer
Moore
James J’. Richardson
Dartmouth — Collers
Thayer
Richardson
Ssaevo
Sacco
Braintree
Fuller
Tee
Visitors and locals gossip fill Indiana County page
Mr and Mrs Chantal Wwaber host guests from Friday to Monday including Mr and Mrs Jack Lutz and others from Pittsburgh and South Bend. Miss Helen Gross visits from Plaumville, W R Runyan attends to his late father's estate matters in Plumville. Genevieve Lydick plans a two week vacation visiting Cleveland and Ravena relatives. Local officials, judges, and attorneys figure in commentary on court impartiality. Period piece blends social calls with regional travel notes and light humor.
Johnstown Social Notes Include McNally Visit
P. dk McNally of Johnstown spent Monday with friends in town. Mr and Mrs D G Hunter of Pittsburgh motored to Indiana yesterday and spent the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Dk McNally
Johnstown
D. G. Hunter
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Local visitors and graduates among midweek returns
Mr and Mrs Roy Stephens and family of Indiana with Mrs Martha Stephens and Mrs G T Jones returned from a two week motor trip visiting Cambria Center and Huntingdon counties plus Mira Carrie Gesaler and Myra Chas McGregor came home from State College where they attended summer school. Miss Gessler visited friends in Williamsport while Mrs McGregor spent time in Binghamton New York. Tclen Bothell and brother Wilber of Rayne township stayed with Ralph Henry in Pittsburgh. Constable J J Campbell of Somer City, attending to business in the Court House, seeks re election. 45 revocations noted in Harrisburg as intoxication and reckless driving lead automobile operator license revocations. lists include Charles W H Coast Beaver Falls Albert Bennett Chester Charles Rigby New Castle and S G Mesargee Hevanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stephens
Martha Stephens
G. T. Jones
Indiana
Margaret Wickens
Cambria
Center
Huntingdon Counties
Mira Carrie Gesaler
Myra
Chas
McGregor
State College
Miss Gessler
Williamsport
Vrs
McCregor
Binghamton
New York
Tclen Bothell
Wilber
Rayne Township
Ralph Henry
Pittsburgh
Nmarrisburg
TNS
State Department of Highways
Charles WH. Coast
Beaver Falls
Albert Bennett
Chester
Charles . Rigby
New Castle
G. Mesargee
Graveyard Dig Finds Two Foot Deep Gravel Vein Nearby
A seam of gravel two feet deep was uncovered in a barnyard graveyard near Mer borough Lugland, as workers dug in the area. The discovery occurred during routine excavation work and prompted further inspection by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merborough
Lugland
Food for the Mind set worded note
The fragment mentions Wilt declaring that Hadge Polager should have permitted another judge to hear a question. It reads like a courtroom or editorial remark within a larger discussion. Names and specifics are unclear due to text damage and garbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilt
Hadge Polager
Federal Radio Commission issues orders to list stations
The Federal Radio Commission has issued orders authorizing several stations to operate on specified kilocycles and power. WRAX Philadelphia on 1410 kilocycles, WSSU Tremont Temple Boston on 1040 kilocycles, WDRO New Haven on 169 kilocycles with 100 watts, WBET Boston Evening Transcript on 1040 kilocycles, and WSRO Harry W. Falklander moving Ivan Hamilton to Middletown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
WRAX
Berachahhare Tne
Philadelphia
WSSU
Tremont ‘Toy! ‘Baptist Church
Boston
WDRO
Doolittle Wadix Company
New Haven
Conn
WBET
Boston Evening Transcript
WSRO
Harry Www
Falklander
Ivan Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio
Head Stepped Up By Dreco Plant Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dreco as a plant and herb remedy for catarrh and stomach disorders. It features testimonials from a city officer and Drs in Baltimore, and notes free samples distributed at Daugherty's Drug Store in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The pitch warns against overstatement yet claims Dreco clears sluggish organs and improves sleep, appetite, and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreco
Daugherty's
George L. Pearce
Dupont Plaen
Johnstown
Asno
Draco
Eataris
Dreca
James M. de Reamer
Baltimore
Mdq
Daugherty’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham Clan
Dixonville
Man
We Wailsworth
Comemagghi
Z Relanan
Berkey
Auditory A T. McCleland
Brushvatleye
Kegar Stewart Cate Stable
Ohn
Oto Brinks
Donald
Davis
Justion of the Peare
John Fulmer
Jedige
Nloe Tien
Phnnville
Pitfes
Seheal
Elie Reelar
Nenorrsal Thoiana
Buchanan
Auditory
H.R. Spicher
Vsinmizeiener
Thommen
W. Uber
Cherry Tree
Tall
Heynety Sehond
Aniigeniry
Monte Rlose
Fleetion
Arashivalley
William Vide
Con.stalin
Izaar
Magrie
Owas
Pet
Pire
Sandi
Tewataha
Latrence
Abel Floyd
Berrigedraey
Mary
Sarah Magaithior
Dt Tase
May
Vida Conia
Cora
Mr Caraghne
Janes
Adlan Bowers
Clyyvelans
Peter Bowers
Perm Tun
Uneapier
Uneapher
Pascal
Ts Poulan
Spruce Grove
Weelevar Methodist Church
Evenipe Gazette
S. S
Tage 1
Markess Penn Toon
Wirieut
Tondud
Edward Wissinger
Harry Wissinger
Buck Rum
Evening Gazette
Buck Run
Clymer
Tly Ik
Chantal Wwaber
Near Town
Jack Lutz
Berl. Shanahan
Maud Beoope and Son
Ella Airbanks
Mast Pitteburgh
Helen Gross
Plaumville
Ruth Banley
Buffalo
Te Birdsall
South
Genevieve Lydick
Fema Laydick
Matheson
Raverma
W. M. Downey
Chambersville
Francis Moody
Harttown
Saltsburg
Jean Prothere
Murray ‘Prelor
Key
Wayne Tomb, Esq
Fred
Will Musser
Atlantic City
J. R. Hopton
Aindianaotel
Roy Fowler
Arcadia
J. WH. Peterman
Blair Ainsley
Cod
O' Attorney Hill
Commonwealth
Nesota
Lake Region
Enat
Brother Shields
America
Manitoba
Reese Bom
Cengereenen Mbs
Ajax
Amn. AB
Caerens
Baldwin
Barnadall A
Crueth
Cuba
Weenebenen
Gas
Es Stes Ag
Gen. Motors
Kelly Spring
J. Hood
West Wheatfield
Lehigh
Ounty M. OK
J . Cen
Brats
Hood
N. NW
Otis Steel
Prairie Pipe
Phillips Pere
Punta Alegre
Pierce Arrow
Royal ‘Dutch
Sinclair
Genecea
Lyy Studebaker A
N. Y. Serererese
St. Louis & W. Shntede
REL PS Oy
Tim.r. Brar
Union Veta Pe
U. &. Steel Sambeeame
Elec
Ilys
Qverland
A. E. Masfen & Gomtart
J. J. Campbell
Somer City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!